Mark your calendars for all the big things happening in Pokémon GO this coming March.
With the highly anticipated Pokémon Day celebrating the 30th anniversary of the franchise, March 2026 will certainly become a big month for Pokémon GO players around the world.
This post will provide all the current and upcoming events that you should look forward to in Pokémon GO, including a brand-new season, raid battles, Max battles, and more.
All Pokémon GO March 2026 events
The following are the biggest March 2026 events that we know of so far. All the events already have schedules, but certain ones about them remain unannounced. We will update this list accordingly so you can check it from time to time.
Note: All dates mentioned in this article will happen in your local time.
Event Name | Event Date |
|---|---|
| Memories in Motion (Season) | March 3 |
| March 3 Event | March 3-9 |
| Unannounced Event Celebrating the New Season | March 7-9 |
| March 10 Event | March 10-16 |
| Scorbunny Community Day | March 14 |
| Bug Out 2026 | March 17-23 |
| Research Day | March 21 |
| Max Battle Day (Pokémon not yet announced) | March 28 |
| March 31 Event | March 31-April 6 |
Some of these unannounced events will likely be revealed during the February 27 Pokémon Presents livestream, so stay tuned for more details.
For now, the most promising additions on the March 2026 horizon are Scorbunny Community Day and Bug Out 2026, both of which could offer valuable opportunities to stock up on Candy for some of the game’s strongest Bug-types.
March 2026 Max Mondays
Here are the featured Pokémon for all the Max Mondays of March 2026:
- March 2: Dynamax Rookidee
- March 9: Dynamax Pikachu
- March 16: Dynamax Falinks
- March 23: Dynamax Regice
- March 30: Dynamax Woobat
All scheduled Raids
 March 2-3 |  March 2-3 |  Shadow Latias March 4-31 |    March 4-10 |  Mega Steelix March 11-17 |  March 11-17 Raid Hour: March 11 (6:00 PM to 7:00 PM) |  Mega Slowbro March 18-24 |  March 18-24 Raid Hour: March 18 (6:00 PM to 7:00 PM) |  March 25-31 |  March 25-31 |
For those who missed getting a Zacian or a Zamazenta last year, you can get their non-Crowned forms via two separate events.
Another raid worth jumping into is Regieleki, which returns starting March 25. This Electric-type Legendary currently ranks third among the best Electric attackers in the game, making it a reliable pick for countering Flying- and Water-type Pokémon.
If you don’t have enough Candies to upgrade your Kanto Legendary birds, March is also a must-play month. You’ll get multiple days going around and joining raids featuring Articuno, Zapdos, and Moltres.
